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Minimums-rear...
"VII-amid. Islam
ra—osse-saesry a, the new. n. as.
m ‘
I. 'Aaditnmetopusthatwhflehpolloa
mflthningpaudthrongh
the on. eomta earns to Ephesus.”
m- Oalnth.wherswsleft Paul lathe
. umbmwnoocnmsms.
" takiagwith him We anquuilaas
‘ k-mmhmmm
lease ”at. the Lord willing (18-21).
Wmmflhtiochhs darted on
:Mfi.‘umw~ Galatia‘
. 'meg dissinlq
enshdeiilmatolph‘esua unspoile-
of Alenhilllfl‘a. eloqnnt and mighty in
XXII-Hand had been greatlyhelpednntl
brawn-sown. liow
ythelrerd providesteaehersfor
thesawhoarsasekingtoknowlliml Con-
sidctheaa-dCernallnaandthemauof
8. "Amlilndingesrtaindisciples he said
unto them. Have ye received the Holy
Ghm since ya believed? And they said
nntohim.Wehsvonot so much as heard
whathu-tberebeany Holy Ghost." There
‘ arenanylikotheaetodsywho have heard
otthslovaotGodandotfiesusasaSaviour
.fiolnthswrathtocome. and theyhsvere
edvsd ElmandarechildnmofGod (.10an
”Land thereto“ have the Holy Splrltin
them as believersaCor.vi.ID; xii.7). but
yetknowlittleor nothing about the Holy
prlrlt and linger-never“ received Him as
power or s service. Compare
John xiv. 11. with Luke lxiv. to.
0. ”And Basdd untothevu. Untowhat.
tit-.were ye baptised) And they said.
Untolehn'shaptinn." 'l‘hiswasseisras
Apolleshadtanghtthemns-K) and would
include repentance, remission of sins and
hitsmsstler renounce and should have
lnclndedanexpectation o! a baptism of the
”MW“. 8. 8. l6). It certainly
mutflvuhbnt notneoussrily special
powaiorservl'ee. ,
L “Thu, mid Paul. John verily baptized
with the baptism of repentance. saying no
that they should believe on
Eimw should come alter Him—that
is. on Christ Jesus.” It wasJohn'sdelight
teary. “Behold the Lamb of Godi" and to
pointsutollim whose wayhe camewpre
”(John A, 15. 27. 29. so. ill. 284”; Math.
iii, 11). People are apt to follow the human
leader. aadid the Corinthians (I Cor. iii, 4).
and too often the human leader Ion-to
have it so. But such is not the spirit 0!
lereven Hedid not His own will
novsought llisownglory. but ever sought
:afifth Father (John vi.88: viii.29.
. 4
h. “Winn they heard this, theywere bay
tiledlnthenameoi the Lord-Teens.” They
had received the truth which they had
hull] and were living up to the light
which they had received. and therefore
were ready for more light. Now, when ad-
ditional truth isbmughttothem they read-
ily receive it and turn heartilyto llim of
when John was the forerunner.
d. “Andwbenl’sul had laid his hands
nponthuntheflolyahosteame on them,
andtheyspaka with tongues and prophe
sled.” Being baptised in the name of the
Lord Jesus did not necessarilyhring the
glue! the Holy Spirit (Acts viii. 16). That
; menstohavsbeeugivenlnanswer to ape
dalmasndlsying on or handsTActa
vilmlnthough in theeasadCorne
lies and his etanpany the gift of the Spirit
was bestowed while Peter was “peaking
(Achgwmditwas after that they
wasabaptlaed. Thmseems to be no set
way of receivingChrist or 0! being filled
withtheSpirlt. Thegreatthiug is I."
that trust Him to on you with in. Spirit
as Hollies. Only “hefllied” (Eph. v. 18),
1. "And all the men were about twelve"
-—as many as those whom Jesus chose and
called unto Himself (Mark in, rs—nr, as
m as the ammofJaeob.thn tribtaol
ruaalala (onndsthaia oi
(TM. "I. ll. 14). It is the heavenly and
earthly perfect numbers band 4 multiplied
The tall siniilcaneewe will see someday.
sketching for myself. Zans‘ibar inrniahm
some of the finest
imagine
The willow tree of that country is really
beautiful Oneafternoon while (mt M
ing 1 wasnught in strueAIrican thunder»
storm. lotsofthunderand thmlngbut
little rain The ralniall was suflcient,
bowevu, to cover a. neighboring willow
with myriads of drops. which, when a little
laterthasun shone out. reflected ltsraysin
ever changing colors.
“Wh —it was t
flowdiilerant thanouswwwlldand
Bathth
strangers-e tbshuaiae-othisdaysi
Xo third’saetaweremimieksdinhhwan
Whaheatrodee‘erthelsnlnxa'idsshle
Orfllled lbeairwlthmeladyt‘romatlss.
~umfiMiafi-Yorkh
letlllg'l'hlapo-lyhdta'aalam
ltlsnotalwsyathethingsot mile
areaudhavsbesnwondsrs indeed. Bo,
too,are the pyramids,tbegreatcathe~
oil-l drals, towers, monuments, 0%., the
souls?" Thus was a cloud nponhlsbrow,
butalmostassoonasitappearsdltmeltsd
andwasgone.
“lineman. deargirl," and he moved asli
toplseetheringuponberdnm “it’aonly
a superstition Why, l’vs proved this stone
anything but unlucky. I've used it evay
time I've been engaged.
tocovnebacktome. I wouldn't"—endhe
glanced Myst the gun-"thinkol using
anything else. Unlucky! Well, I guess
not."
enditnsvsr failed
lnspiteoiall, however.absindstednpon
being eacuaed.—Jawelers’ Weekly.
sooner-um
“Themost thatlever
glitterin'apectacls
witnessed."sald Nylon Hunterstthelb
clede.“oeenrrtvlin2emiharwhileltarried
withCmnpany E of the Holstelnguarda.
who with a number of other companies
wastationedtherebytheflermangovern-
meet. lwn notinthsGermauarmy.bot
I accompanied them on hieodly terms.
specimens oi tropical
iolisge and plant life that one can
"But beiors this the tree wasatruck by
lightning— not enough to destroy it. but
mlbeiant current to spread from limbto
limb and leaf to leaf, entering immry
cyan drop that swayed with the wind
toned leaves. The elect was marvelous.
Therich green leaves set oil the
we that glittered and sparkle: richer
thananydlamond set in ld. ltwaabnt
for an instant,bnt that natantwaasnfl—
denttogiveoneanideawhatanlddenora
Hmperides might look like. When such
thlnpomrinthelaudof thesun.doyou
winder that theArabian literature abounds
in rich fancy and gorgeous tie-alpine!"—
St. Louis GloheDemocrat.
A Backless English Burglar.
The extraordinary recklesane- of some
of the British burglar fraternity is illns
trawl bythisstory: A sergeant of lice
sawallght in a secluded onsain Elgar
ware and found that it hsdbesn broken
into. Proceeding down the passage hewent
intothakitehsn,whereas lardght
methbvlew. 'f'noenwu ightanda
tryingpanatoodonthehob. 0n thetable
were thersiia ot a tried rasher at ham and
other «We! a mall. Including he! a
hettieotmerry. Lyingabeutthsdoor were
several bundles of goods ready tor imme'
diateremoval. Theairwasstil heavywith
thearoma oi fried ham.
Nomebelng visible, the swgaant pro-
ceeded to surch the apartmt. and it was
nothmgheforrmn ingatallcnpboard.
hediaooveredam eaned man about 6
feet in hdlht. Stepping iorth. the culprit
cheerfully marked. "1 say. guv'nor, if
you’dheenfl minutes aomer.you‘d have
spoilt my breakfast There’s a drop of
sherry lath. and you'd better help yourself
belovewestsrt."—-8an mam-at
Wlaaleaelathanseat.
Whasnhatueesueh as ehiekeuhoee
great Corlissenglnes.the whim wheel
locomotive and other triumphsof me-
chanical skill.“ But while thisis true
beyondqumfimhowsboutthewtmders
revealed by the microscope and the
work of the deitfingeredertist,D.A.
Yr. liner, who painted a landscapeon
thesidoolsgrainof wheat? Bythe
use of a strong‘ microecopoonlyconld
thewondsn'softhis minute painttngbe
distinguished.
Yetwhenagoodglssswasbronghtto
bearnponwhatappearedtobeaspotol
variegated paint upon the sideof the
wheat grain all was changed into 'a
beautiful landscape—aforeshamillat
thesideof the river,amiller climbing
snoutsideatairwaywithssackotgrain
uponhisbackmtallclifl attbeside of
themillandawindingrosdalongwhich
aomepeamisweretryingtodrsgare—
tractorypigi—StJouisRepublic.
Gloves to Ella llnabaads and lavwsa.
The revival of light kid gloves for
wear with walking dressisrsther a blow
to the thrifty minded. Those who have
a limited dress allowance have delighted
in the convenient black kid or brown
suede, which could be worn quite a
number of times without showing signs
of being weatherth in any way.
But light gray, pale lemon and the new
horrific green are soiledinsnhonrwhon
wornwithsealskin.darkclothor serge.
Fortunately four or six button length
doeavery well at resent, but there are
some indications that in the season
sleeveswillbesbortandgloveelong. it
so, light kid will be atrociously extravo;
gant, even though they will not soil so
readily when worn with light colored
gum—Cor. Chicago Herald.
Inrrylnghynl’o‘nnuia.
Thewomanthst took part inalste
marriage stNeweastle,England.hada
mathematicalformulstoguideher. At
lbshamsrrieda manof 82. At ”she
married again and chases met so.
To conclude the series, she met 42
wasaQnaker, theseumdsCstholicnnd
the present one a Protestant. If she
lives much longer and is determined to
nisl ventures, she will have to advertise
in the want columns for a centennrian or
two and sped!)- a new religion as one of
her provisions—Atlanta Constitution
The 'ardm- "Boy."
The wardroom "boy" on board amen»
of-waris often asold asmanyol thoeehe
serves, but the old fadtioned title and
form at address stick to him. Wardroom
hoysnsusllyarecoloredmenorforoign-
are. When a Ilsytian orJalnaican negro
is obtainable, he is regarded as a catch.
This is truer still of the Jap. Thelatter
seenntoundcrstand by instinct to re-
member a multitude of details without
dart and obey promptly and withmt
question—WM Ledger.
"via. In th “hurt
or “base stuck Inthe threat, the It was several months that In
result-mar "rim "lbw! WflTavhhwhohadm iethosub
maimlntbethroatortood 0093' whmovedwithhbfalnilyonttowm
(
sgol).tharewill ba dillenlty in swallow-
' . but no int-1m with breathing.
Nobtown. The other day one of the old
residmte said to him:
"Wall.lr.llc'l'svish. how doyon like
West Nohtownr'
Mavish sighed slightly and then
dd, "The merciful man is merciful to
marriesamsnofB-l. Herfirsthnsbsnd did
, rs. gm ~ THE iIPRIOONED aosm. ' ‘ °°°° clean
on I ‘ ‘
bid”. a :53. '. “mm. I “a“. u ”mmlbtthWIhh
at ’aadasb , _ mae- Huutommrgorum m “mm“ l
h“ “MM' mmam‘wana'bmn- mrlvebsnamohiag. unsung
1” new. sneer ms M.
ails—sua- Hume-crustal!!! rte-par hula-tune rowan-case
Mm "mummmhn‘m ts V soles-malt. Isittuadr.
the hushed-aw
Boa—Imithalr."
”~11!“ right ow. In .
den'twyrn thinkyon areaulls youngy
ml! I ‘7- bet (m
unseat-mum
untitled.
rsttaoradurf oneanhaveyflfirm
Bobbie (whimpering)—l don’t believe 1
d” wantaeyotthan.
Bingo—thgyoudo. it a little boy
mkshsonghttodoitathisownhouaa
[thinks nice big black clgsrwouldjust
ltltyon. Mdoyoumindgettingthat
ngrthat'aonmydakinthalibraryt
Mn Bins» (
Johmlt’aawtnlior
looks. Youknow twillalmostkillhlm.
Bingo(aside)—lydaar.leave
3%“? mmm ”°"
. II ION! m
:33 8“ mural: Bridget. m
a
Waxmmm
Mdoa't be bashinl on myao
count (”in the char and stsihiru a
match). Bergman.
Bobble—lfesiao'shamedflruinsmoktng
hetero
that'sallright liowdoyon
you
Bingo—0h.
llhait.eht
Bobble—Can't l golpuliont doors and
Muir! ltmakeamslsslsofimny
(pull. tosaeyonbnkstma.
you teal tunnels! Bat
”throutdoondoyou! (Stern-
n than will be trouble. do you hear.
oinshiswiteinthellhary.)
lira. Well.howb hogsttlngoni
Bingo—- ewes nst to turn
palawhenllsa. thsboyia He
adawayllkea major. llal He'll
sboutthesicktat heyic four counts.
lgne-hewon'twanttosmokeanymore.
MraBiegouympathathnyh—Pom'lifile
fellow! lthlnhit’ssshama.
Bingo(aitc 15 mirrored—Well. l
Plimluandssehowhafulsnow. on'd
hetterssnd him tobsd.laria.m lie wu't
wantto move alonnd In Glenn!“
toltohhle.) Welless by the ash- you
havemokedthatdgar. Howdoyenfeell
Aliuhbltpalauonndthagillsehr Warn
wmmthwmdoyoul
BobbmebthN—nqsir.
Bingo-Do youmeantosaythat youhave
mend thatcigarand it didn't make you
P
BobNe—Y—y-yeqair.
Bingo (sarcastically)—And you enjoyed
ihlmppoaet
Bobbie-Fathechannottellalie. Thm
wasoneotthebstdganleversuioked—
NewYorklh
Illa Ar- 'aalhld.
A chill east wind wu blowing. but that
not prevent the man with a sandy
goatea from perspiring finely when he
awokewithastsrtanddeteeted tbesound’
ofatealthy footsteps ia the apartuuntad
goonwith her mathematical matrimo- loin!
cg.
Presently a shadowy form fitted into the
room.
Themanwitba sandygoatae all-ed bb
ptstolandwastakingeardulalmwhanhs
ielthharmgrippedfloiluly.
Turninghsbebeld the agmiesd face of
hlawii‘a
“William"—
She whisaed distresdnlly.
—-~“lor vsn's sake, don't shoot."
“Why not! it's burglars."
“William"-
Iler countenance was haggard with
fright.
--——"asnrsasyoa shoetyou'll waketha
baby.”
Beeniliugsnddnly. as it hehad unstained
an blow. he snarled the wear
on to drop from his naval-s hand—Dr
troit Tribune.
Casualties.
GmdeBmith—Nl-Eamaaflaiamde
lightedtosseyoe.
Esmeralda-«The pleasure h mutual. Hr.
doSmithJ-ursm
"lllwaretopreasatyouwithabmqnet.
wouldyonammitl"
"Cert-bk. .dembusyonhave
nobonqustwithyoa."
"lamgoingonttobnymsleryouriflt
new. You ees.l didn’teeeetoinnsteny
moneyonabonoat until i wes smeyel
wouldaceeptiL"—'Teansfliftiao.
My.
"llswuawtnliy wndsf'dlllcisy. ~11.
dammed the door
mhavaa hard lass: nth-who it might
mthukaa"-llsrpw’bllassv.
Blew-aura.
Fagflgb—lw-l-whflthhwlmss
m-y talent-lathe”
W m. m
and was-arts! armaments
(alt-Vogue.
hay IDIIEN ' NEED ' Nm- SUFFER-
7 ID
- . Luigi ”We.
Wm tmnrmt.‘ oath
kidney». and Isap’raasrft laser’lmouri'n‘:
inalien- . audi- narrate-aw
.I M R .oaraddre -
W W "E?
Can Wheel 8M
nan: uncut».
courtamvl.
WEI. WK”
museums,
inflammation. Congestion. ck.
sum a nos (9 Dasha-d
I mtfl.lltlfl,er
vns w. c. StilltB co. I. v.“
'I’IIAL I0! I. crave. \
Caucus-mum
UOIIV REFUNDID
llhryrslltohllesaovCure.
"All
Clara-tadln
mandrel
BMW-HE «mama.
WILLIAMS’
ROOT BEER
. “Is the kind that suits.”
Very refreshing, sully made. One bottle
mulls: gallons, Sold everywhere.
‘ 'Illlfla l cm, Iartlasl, (1.
tum mun
own HDME!
2 Large lols Bumn Ave.
4 Good Lots
Woodward Ave.
‘9 line lots
Riverside Ave.
l4 Choice Lots
Lincoln Ave.
I5 Sighlly lots
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be altered than these lots on
tho Woodward estate. Two
years ago i oilered my first
purchase of these lots "onterms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
theirwnrranteedoetharenoted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—the happy owners of a
prospectivehoms. Yonknow
tbm; you can see the model
cottages already built. Why
not make a beginning now?
You can boy for cash. You
can makeqnsrtarly payouts.
Youoanpaymonthly—anyway
«muttosnityou.
It yonwill onlytry youwiil
ownalotinashorttime.’
$350. $400, so.
withprieeseenhessenst
themrgal estate one-at
TATLDR in BDLDEI.
Wasamrros Br...
the worm
(dines enema
mailman-coo.»
Warm-eat. or:
BRENNAN’B
§ autumn“
on the Bluli $3"
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out! Perfect Futons Shoe. " 3
But one in which the
Best laterial is "sad. Combining Durabiliiyaud Style.
: WirmwnoomshoonMW
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Gallaudoxaminothombeforepurohasing'auyothershoegst
H“. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 80. NorWalk.
em = AND BUTTER
runmsutn
Concrete—{amen
Flag and tsphali Walks
[AID Di THE BEST VIE-
DIIAIIDS. AID II THE
MDST
APPRDVED STYLE,
—BY—
RAYMDND DRDS.
TDRNIP SEED.
lung Island Improved Rm Raga.
American Purple lop llula Bags,
White French and Reel,
lollos Stone,
lellov aloha.
Yellow lierietl.
Snap leaf,
Illite Egg.
Fresh Tested Slack
'Hanfonl’s Floral Hall,
‘llDRliAlK, COIN. 3
Physiciagigllomenl
IRS. DR. II. A. Blillillllll
Canbeeonaulted atherolice.
333 Intel 8t, Bridgeport. ct.
MlsmmlnmanydsyaaeeptSunday
and for
oh
the madetheD “838
0! 0H3 a t . Ladie- enduring
trout any), i t to the sex can
emit . Gailford in the coul-
Maltd theannraneeofreceivingthe
matskillful t I known
tomodarusu andmedici Etruscan
fumiéadfor ncmeut mod—
erate. All letters mummy replied to. in-
eloaestam ly
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JADIlETS AID DAPES
Tristram & Hyatt’s,
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
In order to make room for other goods we havofidocided to
close out our entire stock of_ outside garments of nilkinds, includ-
mgfliadtes’, Missea’ and Chtl ’s . outs, Ladies’ Jackets in
black, navy tan and mixed , wrth cloth and velvet on
full buck and_ urge] sleeves. Misses’ Garments from 12 to 1
years mplain Jacketsend with on Children’s garments from
4 to 12 years in light and dark on are. Every garment must be
sold and in order to :do it we will sell them at less than the
manufacturers’iprico.
HALF PRICE.
. All of our new and fashw’ nnblo capes wil'. be included in this
sale, atjust one-half their former price.
Tristram & Hyatt,
THE LEADING DRY GDDDSRSTDRE,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
DllY AT IIDME AND SAVE MDNEY!
DASDLINE STDVES
Best Made.
at the lowest prices.
OIL STOVES
F. H. NASH it DRD
Gonlalnandl'ostflt.
TIIE WDDD "."DEST
a Isl tt. “I”.
. 35:.“
«new.
This season I have a superior lot of Wagons for all purposes,
to wit:
WEIES. I’llAETDIS, DAIDPIES, SPIIDlES,
DARTS. DARRIADES, AID DDSIIESSl IARDIS
Which. for Qualit and Price, cannot be beat in the country. and
I will make It to e purchaser’s udvan to buy of me.
Don’t go out of town until you have kod at my stock.
SECDID HARD WAGDRS DE All. KIIDS.
Repair work called for and delivered free of charge.
LUTHER WRIGHT,
tor. Illness In. and Franklin at. - teeth leg”;
imam t Win.
311': II. 1.93.
Summer School.
IERRIll IDSIIIESS Milli.
Stamford. Conn.
special Imlmemoalsarsolsved tetheseds-
slroas 0! marine a In!!!” manna
Pleasant study in ms. Wiesel-a
Menu-set stadyaal Mid—
“communal-imitati-
Ive per seat. at the graduates in haslasm.
Ind hr “at W “n!
tunnel.
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Militant
Prices to Suit All.
MAN'S!“
Henry Tilly.
July I, l893.
Dbl-VII IIVIIIOI.
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